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Five years ago, Halifax set a goal of reducing injuries and deaths from traffic collisions. But the numbers involving pedestrians and cyclists are going in the opposite direction.

The "Michelle's" sign that's been a landmark on Tejon Street in Colorado Springs for decades is missing. There is a $1000 reward for its return.

Halifax’s 2023 budget woes explained.

Northern Colorado is expected to be one of the fastest-growing regions in Colorado in the next decade and planners with Greeley hope to make it a destination for both recreation and residency.

Everything you need to know about HRM council’s Jan. 24 meeting.

"2023 promises to be another monumental and positive year for the city."

Sections of the main corridor in St. Thomas will be ripped up for months from March to October, and many businesses located downtown are not happy with the timing.

Council’s desired 4% tax increase tax increase isn't enough to sustain the city.

Earlier complaints allege the Halifax pub’s security staff “have been overly eager to resort to violence.”

Jan 22 was the first day of the Lunar New Year, and the celebrations keep going through Feb 4.